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| Task Manager | Lets you view the applications and processes running on your computer as well as information about process and memory performance, network activity, and user activity.
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| Ctrl+Alt+Delete and Ctrl+Shift+Esc | Opens Task Manager.
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| System Configuration Utility (Msconfig.exe) | Use this to find out what processes are launched at startup and to temporarily disable a process from loading. Icluded with Windows Vista and Xp but not Windows 2000.
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| Services.msc | Launches Services console.
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| Computer Management (Compmgmt.msc) | Is a window that consolidates several Windows administrative tools that you can use to manage the local PC or other computers on the network.
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| Microsoft Management Console MMC | Is a Windows Utility that can be used to build your own customized console windows.
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| Console | A single window that contains one or more administrative tools such as Device Manager or Disk Management.
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| Snap-ins | In a console, individual tools.
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| Event Viewer (Eventvwr.msc) | A Windows tool useful for troubleshooting problems with Windows, applications, and hardware.
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| Reliability and Performance Monitor | Is a MMC snap-in, collects, records and displays events. Also called in Windows XP, Performance Monitor or the System Monitor.
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| Data Collector Sets Utility | A Utility within the Reliability and Performance Monitor that is used to collect your own data about a system.
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| Registry Editor (regedit.exe) | Windows Utility used to edit the Windows registry.
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| Registry | A database designed with a treelike structure (called an hierarchical database) that contains configuration information for Windows, users, software applications, and installed hardware devices.
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| HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE (HKLM) | Most important key and contains hardware, software, and security data.
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| HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG (HKCC) | Key that contains Plug and Play information about the hardware configuration that is used by the computer at startup.
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| HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT (HKCR) | Key that stores information that determines which application is opened when the user double-clicks a file.
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| HKEY_USERS (HKU) | Key that contains data about all users and is taken from the Default hive.
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| HKEY_CURRENT_USER (HKCU) | Key that contains data about the current user.
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| Windows Experience Index | In Windows Vista, is a summary index designed to measure the overall performance of a system.
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| Vista Upgrade Advisor | An internet tool that can be run on a PC to determine if an XP system qualifies for Vista.
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| ReadyBoost | Windows Vista Utility that uses a flash drive or secure digital (SD) memory card to boost hard drive performance.
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| Task Scheduler | Offered with Home and Business Editions of Windows Vista and Windows XP Professional, a tool that can set a task or program to launch at a future time, including at startup.
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| Four ways to start Task Manager | CTRL+ALT+DELETE, Right click a blank area on the task bar select Task Manager, CRTL+SHIFT+ESC, Enter (taskmgr.exe) in the Vista Start Search box or the XP Run dialog box.
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| 3 snap-ins that can be found in both Windows Vista and Windows XP Computer Management windows that are used to manage hardware and track problems with hardware | Event Viewer, Device Manager, and Indexing Service.
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| The file extension for a console that is managed by Microsoft Management Console | .msc
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| The Program filename of the Microsoft Management Console | mmc.exe
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| Application Log in Event Viewer | Records events about applications and Windows utilities such as when and application was unable to open a file or when Windows created a restore point.
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| Security Log in Event Viewer | Records events based on audit policies, which and administrator sets to monitor user activity such as successful or unsuccessful attempts to access a file or log on the system.
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| System Log in Event Viewer | Records events triggered by Windows components, such as a device driver failing to load during the boot process or a problem with hardware.
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| The program filename and extension of the Reliability and Performance Monitor | perfmon.msc
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| The path the the Ntuser.dat file in Windows Vista | C:\Users\username\Ntuser.dat
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| Three indicators in Task Manager can use to find which program has a memory leak | Observe the values in Memory Private Working Set, Handles, and Threads columns, if they increase overtime for a particular program.
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| The key you press at startup to load the system in Safe Mode | F8
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| The folder that Task scheduler keeps scheduled tasks | C:\Windows\System32\Tasks
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| The Name of the Control Panel applet used to uninstall software in Vista | Programs and Features
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| Tool used to permanently remove a service or a program from startup | Services Console
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| The program pathname and extension for the Services Console | Services.msc
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| Technique used to speed up the process to determine which startup service is slowing down the startup | Half-again
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| The one service you should not disable when trying to fix a problem | Volume Shadow Copy service
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| A good third party tool to monitor any changes in startup | WinPatrol by BillP Studios
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